Conflict is Beneficial for Judgment and Decision-Making (ep. 186)

Conflict is Beneficial for Judgment and Decision-Making (ep. 186)

Julie goes over a research study on the method for the "inner crowd." People can mimic the benefits of the wisdom of the crowd if they engage an internal, imaginary person whom they disagree with. She describes a conflict situation with her colleagues in the state association and looks at how progressives deal with conflict, authoritarianism, and decision making.

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